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Milestone post

Yet another self peethal post. 

For last 2 years, this blog was clocking 100K hits per year, which was possibly the highest it has ever encountered since inception. But intha varusham ennadaanna it has reached 250K hits already with last month alone clocking 100K hits!!! Ithanaikum my frequency of posting has a huge variance though i try to maintain the monthly average. Post podrapo hits kuraiyuthu aana podathapo neria varuthu!!! Enna thaanpa sollavareenga. Whatever the reason is, i was thrilled to see the hit counter turning yet another first digit and thanks for all the visits. 

Ithu athanaiyum moola karanam, the one and only reason and person is undoubtably and absolutely Mr.thalai Ramesh. Thank you for your words of encouragement and as i keep mentioning unga comments padikarathukagavay edachum oru post podanumnu thonum. And possibly the viewers think the same as well as unga comments vanthaprum thaan hits rise after each post. Ungal aadharaviruku nandri. And ditto for others who post their feedback as well. 

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Ramesh said…
Congraaaaattttuuulllaations Gilsu. A quarter a million hits in 9 months. Wow. That is some achievement. Well done. We are honoured to be your blog followers.

Well I can easily explain why you are getting more hits on the days when you don't post. (1) All of us are checking multiple times to see if the master has posted. (2) And every film/serial maker is checking many times as to whether the most important review has come out or not.

Seriously, your running this blog for a long time and the ascendancy of the hits is a huge credit to you. Bravo.
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